What kind of salary do u expect if u have Masters in Health care managment.?

Master's in Health Care Management isn't a job, it's a degree. Jobs provide a salary, degrees are simply a path to some jobs.

You could get an MHA (Master of Health Administration) and become a waitress. You'd get paid what waitresses are paid. Salary is all about the occupation/job and not much about the degree (other than the degree is sometimes required in order to get the job). Think in terms of jobs - not degrees.

Most people with an MHA aspire to become a health administrator of some sort. The most common is Hospital Administrator, some work in nursing homes or doctor's offices. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos014.htm

Entry level positions are going to be around $50K while upper level positions can be well over $100K The median is around $75,000 but these people aren't fresh college grads with an MHA - they have some experience working up. Many administrators come up from the direct care areas (such as nursing) and get their higher degree in administration. You'll need some work experience to go with the degree if you want to get into this field.

never enough!